Staff perceptions of patient self-care in hemodialysis treatment tasks: a qualitative exploration using the Exploration Preparation Implementation Sustainment Framework

Keyphrases

• Patient Participation 100%
• Hemodialysis 100%
• Staff Perceptions 100%
• Patient Self-care 100%
• Organizational Structure 33%
• Care Tasks 33%
• Inner Context 33%
• Safety Quality 33%
• Shared Care 33%
• Structured Interview 16%
• Interview Guide 16%
• Community-based 16%
• Patient Satisfaction 16%
• Potential Barrier 16%
• Quality of Care 16%
• Healthcare Providers 16%
• Organizational Factors 16%
• Care Provision 16%
• Inpatient Treatment 16%
• Organizational Climate 16%
• Dominant Model 16%
• Deductive Method 16%
• Implementing Change 16%
• Satisfaction with Care 16%
• Safety Measures 16%
• Comprehensive Strategy 16%
• Inductive Approach 16%
• Adopter Characteristics 16%
• Implementation Outcomes 16%
• High-quality Care 16%
• Impact-based 16%
• Care Approach 16%
• Staff Education 16%
• Safety Efficiency 16%
• Sustainable Programs 16%
• In-center Hemodialysis 16%
• In-center 16%
• Efficient Care 16%
• Safe Care 16%
• Nurse-physician 16%
• Nursing Approach 16%
• End-stage Kidney Disease 16%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Self Care 100%
• Hemodialysis 100%
• Patient Participation 85%
• Accident Prevention 42%
• Shared Care 28%
• Health Care Personnel 14%
• Patient Satisfaction 14%
• Staff Training 14%
• End Stage Renal Disease 14%
• Nurse 14%
• Nursing 14%